There have been quite a few along the way and THIS TIME I thought I'd ask and see what I'm doing wrong.
Here are two screenshots of how far I get with it.
There have been quite a few along the way and THIS TIME I thought I'd ask and see what I'm doing wrong.
Here are two screenshots of how far I get with it.
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It's not so much about weathering the storm as it is about learning to dance in the rain.
you need to extract it first, you can't run it in the archiver.
Which one are you trying to open?
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i agree with kerry_s
Also, that has a .pps file extension, so it's probably a Microsoft PowerPoint presentation. You'll need to use something such as OpenOffice to view it, or transfer it to a Windows machine with MS Office or a suitable PowerPoint reader installed.
Oh, you can see in the background, my sister sent me two attachments; I don't know why I thought they were both part of a complex card, or some such. Sorry, I'm trying to open them both
I don't know HOW TO extract. If you tell me, I'll appreciate it; if you point me to the page that explains how to extract, that's okay too.
Wouldn't you think, I could open my mail, click on view or download attachment and it would deliver the picture on the page?
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It's not so much about weathering the storm as it is about learning to dance in the rain.
to extract "Judi#2" just press the extract button in the window in the screen shot
Bubbles, any all,,
Here's the screenshot of what happens then:
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It's not so much about weathering the storm as it is about learning to dance in the rain.
you can't extract a pps file, you just need to save it to your computer then open it with OpenOffice
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Holy smokes. Dude, you need to extract the .zip file, not the .pps. Right click that .zip wherever you saved it and click Extract To Here. Presto.
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